Matlab/simulink coder interface

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Ruhi Phulbandhe
Ruhi Phulbandhe on 27 Nov 2019
Answered: Jaimin on 26 Sep 2024
Hello¸ I have created a model in Simulink and want to integrate the Matlab /Simulink generated C code with a C application and want to know if it is possible to provide inputs and access the output of the C generated code from Matlab /Simulink, also is there anyway to read /write data to database from C generated Matlab /Simulink code.

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Jaimin
Jaimin on 26 Sep 2024
Once you have generated the code using Simulink coder/Embedded coder in C, you can make use of the model_initialize, model_step, and model_terminate functions associated with your model. Before doing so, ensure that you include the relevant header files of the model in your application’s C code.
You can directly access the input and output variable after adding header files.
Please refer pseudo code for better understanding, (Update application code according to it)
#include "model.h" // Include generated header
int main() {
model_initialize(); // Initialize model
while (running) {
// Set inputs
model_U.input1 = getInputFromDatabase();
model_step(); // Execute model step
// Get outputs
double output = model_Y.output1;
writeOutputToDatabase(output);
}
model_terminate(); // Terminate model
return 0;
}
For accessing a database in C, please refer to the relevant database documentation for connection details.
I have attached sample code for connecting to a MySQL database to provide a clearer understanding.
#include <mysql/mysql.h>
void connectToDatabase() {
MYSQL *conn;
conn = mysql_init(NULL);
mysql_real_connect(conn, "host", "user", "password", "database", 0, NULL, 0);
// Perform queries and handle data
mysql_close(conn);
}
For more information on Embedded Coder refer following MathWorks Documentation
For more information on Simulink Coder refer following MathWorks Documentation
I hope this will be helpful.

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